Soon, Nigerian youths who just completed their BSc degree would be travelling from their homes to different NYSC camps across the country to serve their fatherland in the NYSC one year program.
2019 Batch A: 20 items you’ll need to take to camp
The management of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) has started the mobilization exercise for the 2019 Batch A prospective corps members.
Prospective Corps Members arriving at their camp (NYSC CDS)
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To begin with, you’re expected to spend three weeks at the state you’re posted to for a three-week orientation program before you get posted to your Place of Primary Assignment, that’s where you’ll serve the country for one years under the guidance of the NYSC management of the state.
The orientation camp is always packed with activities and to participate in these activities, you need to have some items.
NYSC Corps members on parade (Worldstage)
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So, as an Otondo (nickname for new corps members) to enjoy your three week stay at the camp, you need to have the following items.
1. Toothbrush,
2. Toothpaste,
3. Bath soap & Sponge
4. Detergent & Bar Soap
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5. Toilet Paper&Towel
6. Sanitary Pads & Tampons
7. Shower Caps
8. Disinfectants
9. Buckets & Bailer
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NYSC Corps members on parade (BBC)
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10. Body Cream & Lotion
11. White T-shirts & Shorts
12. Whites tennis shoes & socks
13. Bed sheets
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14. Perfumes/ body spray
15. Rubber slippers/flip flops
16. Combs, hair needs, Makeup & accessories
17. Torch lights
18. Mosquito nets/mosquito repellant
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19. Food flasks, cups, drinking flasks & cutlery
20. Waist pouch.
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